Pancho Saavedra is not much to talk about his private life. Although he usually shares a lot of material on his social networks, he rarely talks about his most personal issues.
However, from time to time, she delivers chips about her love affair with Jorge Uribe, with whom she signed the Civil Union Agreement in 2018 and they have a daughter: little Laura.
Now, in an interview with the Velvet Magazine, Saavedra definitively broke the silence and revealed details of their romance. Specifically, she told how they met and how cupid dated them.
“Old fashion! We met at a discotheque, at the Bunker, ”she replied at the outset. And about it, she added: “Jorge remembers that I was on stage because the mythical transformist Francis Françoise was grabbing me for the chuleteo. When I got off the stage, I saw it and I liked it.”
In addition, the animator of Places that Talk and Partners around the World revealed that at that time he was enjoying life after a love break.
The love story
“There we met, but at that time I was living the crazy life, I was 31 years old. He had had a previous pololeo and it had not turned out very well. I met Coke and we started dating for about a month and a half, at a time when there were no social networks, only Fotolog. Well, and I was stripping the wire a little bit,” she stated.
He even said that due to those love affairs, at first Uribe sent him to the top of the hill. “There Coke told me: “You know what? For what happens to you, there are people who have studied for five years, so bye, see you.” And he kicked me by sending me to the psychologist, ”recalled Saavedra, who assured that he has known Coke for 8 years, but they have been a couple for 5.
Of course, some time later they resumed the conversation and everything flowed. “It was a shake in which life told me to stop hurting. After a while we met again, when he wrote me on Facebook asking me if I remembered him and I replied that ‘of course I did. He had been living in Canada for many years, he had just returned to Chile, we got together for coffee and we never parted again, “he concluded.